Date: 8/31 LT: I can describe the behavior of particles in a gas. Sponge: How many carbons are in.

Date: 8/31LT: I can describe the behavior of particles in a gas.

Sponge: How many carbons are in

Investigation 3

Agenda

To do…

Study Jams: States of Matter◦ http://studyjams.scholastic.com/studyjams/jams

/science/matter/solids-liquids-gases.htm

Intro to States of Matter

States of Matter

Solid Liquid Gas Plasma

Close up view of atoms and their behavior

Animated images are from http://www.chem.purdue.edu/gchelp/

While exploring the multimedia (Gas in a Syringe) consider the following…◦ Gases are composed of tiny individual particles that

move freely – they bounce off each other!◦ NOTHING is between particles. ◦ When air is compressed, the particles are closer

together so the space between them is less – however, the size of the particles does not change!

◦ When air is expanded, the particles are farther apart so the space between them is more – however, the size of the particles does not change!

Lets first explore gases!

Air, like all matter, is composed of tiny particles too small to see. The particles of air, like the particles of all forms of matter, are in constant motion.

The particles of air are not touching one another. There is empty space between them. Because the particles are in constant motion, they bounce off one another and the sides of their containers all the time.

Big Idea!!!

Air is a mixture of gases. The gases in air have mass and occupy space. Air is matter.

Air can be forced into a smaller space. Air that is forced into a smaller space is compressed air.

When the force holding air in a smaller space is removed, the air expands. When matter expands, it occupies more space.

Big Idea!!!!

NB 33: Air as Particles

Compressed: forced in to a smaller space

Expands: forced in to a bigger space

Matter: anything that has mass and takes up space, made of particles

Copy in your index…

Study Jams – Properties of Matter◦ http://

studyjams.scholastic.com/studyjams/jams/science/matter/properties-of-matter.htm

If time…

Date: 9/1LT: I can describe how particles of a gas behave when they are compressed of expanded.

Sponge: Is CO and Co the same?

Investigation 3

To do…

Air in a Syringe A and B – NB 35

Write this at the bottom in all caps! Put 20 stars around it!

THE PARTICLES DO NOT CHANGE SIZE, ONLY THE SPACE BETWEEN THEM!

BIG IDEA!!!

https://www.ck12.org/physical-science/Solids-in-Physical-Science/lesson/Solids/

DO NOT WRITE ON THIS! Silently read the article first. As a class, we’ll discuss each paragraph.

Record the answers on your sheet! Be prepared to discuss the questions!

Now lets explore solids!

1. state of matter with particles that are held closely together

Questions Key

1. state of matter with particles that are held closely together

2. True

Questions Key

1. state of matter with particles that are held closely together

2. True3. they are held in place by the other particles

Questions Key

3. they are held in place by the other particles

4. crystalline

Questions Key

3. they are held in place by the other particles

4. crystalline5. C

Questions Key

3. they are held in place by the other particles

4. crystalline5. C6. C.

Questions Key

5. C6. C.7. True

Questions Key

5. C6. C.7. True8. Share some of your examples!

Questions Key

5. C6. C.7. True8. Share some of your examples!

9. Amorphous

Questions Key

9. Amorphous10. Crystalline have particles that are in a regular repeating patter. Amorphous solids are shapeless and the particles are more random.

Questions Key

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GWhOLorDtw◦ Is it a solid (amorphous or crystalline?) or liquid?

Mythbusters!

Date: 9/2LT: I can describe how particles of a gas behave when they are compressed of expanded.

Sponge: Does the size of the actual particles ever change?

Investigation 3

Check HW

To do…

Now lets look at all 3 phases!•Matter: Anything that has a mass and a volume, made of particles!•What is mass and volume? •Brainpop: Measuring Matter

3 Phases of Matter pages 16-18 NB 40

Reading and Graphic Organizer

Rip page 40 out of your notebook – this is the study guide for your quiz!!!

Quiz tomorrow!!!!!!

1. What are the three states of matter?2. Which state of matter has a definite

(doesn’t change) volume but its shape changes to fill its container?

3. This means something is pushed in to a smaller space. Choose compressed or expanded.

4. The syringe has 10 particles in it. If I push the plunger down, predict how many particles will be in the syringe.

5. When I push the plunger down in 4, do the particles get bigger, smaller, or stay the same size?

Performance Assessment – States of Matter

Investigation 3 Date: 9/3 LT: I can describe how particles of a gas behave when they are compressed of expanded. Sponge: Be honest – how long did you study?

Review states of matter!◦ Brainpop: Solid, liquid, gas

To do…

If you talk or have wandering eyes, you will get a 0.

Flip it over when done.

Solid, Liquid, Gas Quiz

https://www.schooltube.com/video/ea7dae4437c240958f92/Bill%20Nye%20The%20Science%20Guy%20Phases%20of%20Matter

Copy and complete the chart with 3 facts about each while watching!

Bill Nye – Phases of Matter